My Little Doll Corner

There aren't going to be any new pictures of these dolls. I bought them back in 2015, so even if you saw the posts when I reviewed the d...

Kripplebush Kids are 8" dolls that were created by Robert Tonner in the 1990s. They have hard plastic bodies and heads, are strung, and...

I took this picture at the same time that I went to the farmer's market/pumpkin patch for my Day 5 picture. The white "pumpkins...

I decided that going to the local farm market might be a good place to take a picture with the theme of Harvest. I had my choice for pictu...

The BTEG family is very interested in foreign languages. Mr. BTEG studied Latin, German and Attic Greek, as well as being exposed to Italian...

Rabbits are one of the symbols of new life that Easter holds. Mashka is enjoying playing with this mama bunny and her two babies. I hope fel...

After looking at several people's shots of the Madame Alexander booth at Toy Fair, I didn't see any of the 7" size dolls like t...

First, let me say that this Toy Fair brought home to me how bad the economy is now. I think that's a big reason why some of my favorite ...

I'm terrible at remembering blogiversaries, but since Blogger shows you what number post you're about to write, it...

Mini versions of established doll lines have been increasing in popularity, manufacturer after manufacturer getting in on the wave. Madame A...

With the more relaxed pace of summer, and only having one daughter at home, I've been trying to work hard at sewing, in the hopes of ope...

Between them, Eden and Learning Curve turned out some very nice dolls, pets, clothes, furniture and accessories for the 8" Madeline dol...

Remember when I said I would buy more Madame Alexander Travel Friend dolls if they were a good price? They appeared on zulily again, and I b...